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The phrase "Rest in peace" (abbv. R.I.P., RIP or R.I.P) is a catchphrase, used in all religions, even as far as Roman Catholics for wishing there souls after death. It's main phrase they was used in gravestones often abbreviated "R.I.P." it came from the Latin word "Requiescat in pace" which means "may he/she resting in peace". The phrase and abbreviated was used, those similar versions were R.I.P. Headphone Users and RIP in Peace

Origin

Rest in peace began in the 8th century BC, when there came from those deaths, there was no used, gravestone are some material, used in some places. When the original religions were, Romans, Islams, Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, Chinese Catholics. They used to say "R.I.P." which is used. Requiescat in pace was used. In that time, Requiescat in pace was used in some religions, from the word "Requiescat in pace" which means "May he/she resting in peace"

they used in English version of Requiescat in pace is "Rest in peace"

Right next to the internet, in the late 90s, even social media nowadays in the 2000s.

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When Facebook create in 2004, they were used in death reports simple say "RIP" which is still used today, Shown below

After YouTube create in 2005, the phrase was used
Following the death of Edward Khil (AKA Trololo Guy) this was used in several comments

On January, following the death of legendary CBS Personality, Mary Tyler Moore they was used the MTM Logo History

Following the death of Chester Bennington of Linkin Park
They used the phrase 'RIP Chester' (more commonly known as "R.I.P. Chester Bennington, RIP Chester Bennington", or short as "RIP Chester, R.I.P. Chester or RIP CHESTER), used in Linkin Park songs, and other songs, was the Evanescene song Bring Me To Life

When Linkin Park YouTube channel, there is the phrase is in community

James TheLogoMan , published more videos, about the logos and dream logos combined, and also there names after death, this used say "R.I.P." but the Rot in Purgatory" is unused.